About Golf Draw Radar

Why we built Golf Draw Radar

The UK has a growing number of golf competition and prize-draw operators, each offering different prizes, ticket prices, entry limits and closing dates.

Finding the right draw can mean searching across multiple websites and trying to compare information presented in different ways.

Golf Draw Radar is designed to make that easier.

We collect and organise competition data so you can search for the prizes you're interested in, compare draws side by side and explore opportunities using factual information rather than promotional claims.

What we track

For each competition, where the information is publicly available, Golf Draw Radar may track details including the prize, entry price, maximum number of tickets, tickets sold, closing date and competition status.

We regularly check this information so that Golf Draw Radar can provide a current view of live golf prize draws across the operators we cover.

On the Radar

Our Radar signals help surface interesting characteristics within individual draws.

Closing soon

Highlights draws approaching a confirmed closing time, or a source-backed calendar date that safely falls within the same period.

Selling fast

Identifies draws where ticket sales are currently moving at a strong pace relative to the total allocation.

Just launched

Highlights newly detected competitions.

Low participation

Highlights draws where 5% or fewer of the available tickets have been sold and the draw closes within the next 48 hours.

Radar signals are generated from factual competition data and changes we observe. They are not recommendations, ratings or predictions about whether you should enter a competition.

Independent comparison

Golf Draw Radar is designed to help consumers compare prize draws on their merits.

We do not operate the competitions listed on Golf Draw Radar. Entries, payments, draws, prizes and fulfilment are handled by the individual prize-draw operators.

Our approach to data

Prize-draw information can change quickly. We regularly collect publicly available information from the operators we track and show when our data was last checked where appropriate.

We aim to make the information as useful and accurate as possible, but consumers should always check the latest competition details and terms on the operator's website before entering.